Park / A Toy Story - Andy's Room
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23-June 21
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We took inspiration from Andy's bedroom (Toy Story) to make this 'indoor' bedroom plot. The main focus is the infinity coaster, called Beyond Infinity, but the room also features an RC racing track and various sculpted trackitecture objects. The walls are all made out of diagonal pieces, which allows the room to be viewed from all angles. No custom palette nor any other custom scenery was used.
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WOW, this is insane! Some of the tricks you did to create structures is brilliant, like the tv, office chair, the RC track.. Great job guys!
This park is incredible
very cool, and lots of neat tricks. It took me a second to figure out how you did the walls- so clever!
my favorite detail was probably the duck hunting game on the TV. the figures of woody and buzz were so big it took me a second to actually 'see' them, but they're pretty well done despite their size. very cool
Another design submission that I have no idea how to score. The ideas here are awesome, as is the overall aesthetic and atmosphere. I just don't know that the actual focal point coaster is design-worthy....
Anybody else on the panel having this problem?
However as a design submission it's a bit perplexing, not really much focus on the coaster. So probably closer to a 60 on the design scale.
Some amazing stuff in here tho, the walls, TV, computer are all amazingly done. I guess just based on that it's probably deserving of something. Just wish it wasn't submitted as a design lol.
I don't think this was problematic as a design submission, other than the coaster being the least interesting thing on the map, while I think the layout was nice. It's the ideas like the Duck Hunt game that elevate this park. There are a lot of sculptures and trackitecture tricks here, and nearly all of them are easy to understand - definitely a significant achievement.
On the other hand this is another case of a collection of ideas that don't necessarily go well together. Is this Andy's Room? Why are there a giant astronaut and cowboy chilling on the bed? Why is there an actual monster under the bed? It's unclear where the peeps fit in this narrative. I think a way to solve that would've been having the peeps enter the room pouring out of the computer screen, which currently shows RCT2. That would fit the idea of toys occupying the room when the owner is away.
I think you are asking too many questions
I think you're not asking enough questions.
This was quite nice. The bedroom park idea has been done several times over the year. It was nice to see a more contemporary version of it. I thought the open door looked really impressive, and the slide inside the monitor as the logo for OpenRCT2 was rather genius. It's always a joy to see when people have good ideas like that.
Really neat stuff here.. the RC track was cool. Very unique. The computer screen though.. wow. Shocked me there. Love the creativity here.
Not gonna lie, Liampie's idea of peeps spilling out of the computer screen would've been sick.
I do sort of feel like I've seen this sort of park many times before, but I also feel as though your unique ideas and take on it kept it interesting for me. The neat tricks have largely been mentioned, but in general I think this is a fun modern take on the bedroom park concept.